The Ottawa free trader., 1887-01-29

IL was by the antagOnism Of such as these
that the mob took courage and Lovejoy was
murdered, his three printing presses, one
after the other, Destroyed. We would not
say, by any means that Hogan stole the
money, because we don't know, but he was
rich after those times, as also his clerk,
while Judge Gurnsey, poor as Jobs turkey
fof historic G.me), died in Buffalo, his wife
keeping house in little ten by twelve way
When last heard from Hogan was still living
at 81 Louis, he and whisky apparently
having intimate social relations and jolly
good times Should he Ego to heaven 10
s,av before the Colonel, we don, believe the
ls,ier on arrival will "send up his card to
John. should the ex. preacher. by any hap
pen,ng, slip into the other place, Hit would
not go anyhow, if h could heIp it,
THIS MONEY BUSINESS
for a time, 80 that when Gov. Ford wrote
him 10 raise regiment for the Mex
lean war, he thanked the governor, but in
-inusted tnat if he had the regiment 1t
would be, under the treatment that he had
received TO give his old uncle q dressing
down on his own account. He would like TO
see the old gentleman hurry up and in due
season look after rascals, and with others
deal fairly and squ.rely and as he would be
done by.
The condition of the exchequer sent Hit
off TO his farm and to hard work and meji.
ta,ion on human depravlty, not hluering to
mankind ia the lump. A man feels SET
back all the mere Il he has any body to love
whose 10, is malc harder by a rail on him
A decade of years went by. A copy st
the Chicago TINES came TO hand with thc
brag that "Jefy. Davis would winter his
army IN Chicago" Well, the rest is pretty
well known. A committee went down to see
farmer Htt He offered to do the work an II
take the knocks if Cushman would be figure
heal and stand by with the cash. as head OF
old honOred "j3i.' That was between him
aud William, and so it was finally agreed.
Then followed Camp Cushmsn. February,
1892, off we go TO Camp Douglass; in March
to ST Louis: then to Savannah, last OF
March; 9Th of April TO Shilon, forty ighl
days march to Coriuth; last Of June or early
in July, ordered OUT on advance guard duty;
up early and in II hurry, the horse- leap
over the ditch. throwing the rider back ward
IL
jury TO his spine; the suferiag in hos pitaI
aud at home, AMI diSchar.c from inability
January 3, 1865 That ~ not q long story,
but ali who remember those days, twenty
four years ago, klpw what meaning it con
tains. IL has an aileviatiOn, it has u cheerful
sspec. in just one point " view: we have the
Colonel here yet, in flesh and blood. He
may need u back pastei now and then and n
cane, but it one might choose. that's lots
better than bit " stone ani Xsc JGcet IN
some far off felt. Glory is gOol ITO have
in the house," hlt to enjoy i, one must be
there himself. All honor 10 the fallen, who
~ill return no mOrel Our hearts best
blessing on their shadOHed homes. .
Col Tilt, q home is on the bluff southwest
from Ottssa, overlooking the valley Of the
Illinois at great length Wife and children
there around the blazing fire form select
circle that opens with welcome to tried
friends aud true. He who goes once, with
appreoia,ive and feeling heart, will want to
go again. lie who cau look over and take in
the Influences that have wrought in anu
around the man will well nigh assent u thi,
thought, th I msa Is the creature of circIm
49, WI" 't'"No VI a'a''aC'
qnAli'y' OF integrity tenderness, honor, o.
, .',, t..-7'''I ~ -, "Tui"H' "i'
aul nJtAer, VIII hesitate and ask whether
t'r nun '''''"' mas not also something to do IL
,h's L't'''F' "a sovereign "Ay Circum
sauce has u'',"o'eiiy male g''l many
aah 'he JON mas been 'poweriu poor. with
zoe oa'anos OF hahbi"a II has may be, been
nai ahu h"'. nu' WIN u.s. the consiItu-
uOhHi tehuehcy -, 10 count sprghtIy,